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Rev. George O. yyiltlInr.

Perhaps no West Virginia Methodist
miniater ia better known in this country
than Rev. George @. Wildipg who former
ly preached here, at Pa,keraburg and
other points in this State, being connected
with the West Virginia conference for a
number Of years. Although only forty
years OF age, he has been prominent for
years, He not only filed several import.
ant stations in the West Virginia confer
ence but was secretary OF the conference
for g number Of years; was four years a
Presiding Elder, and was delegate to the
last general conference. He is one Of tho
driving men Of tho age. 1t il seen by a
Monmouth, Illinois, newspaper that MIR.
Wllding ID stirring things in tnat growing
little city, whore he is nov stationed.
Last Saturday night he delivered telling
speech TO IN immense audience at the city
Opera HOUSE on the licensing OF the liquor
traffic. He took the no license position,
and it is claimed made a powerful and
telling speech. =
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following couveysncea OF real estate
were admitted to record in Clerk Hooks
office yesterday:
A deed made March %, 1887, by I. F.
Jones, special commissioner Of the court,
to Robert B. McLain in consideration OF
ST, 7s5 81, Of a part Of the property known
as tha Benson Good farm, containing 90
acres, 8 rods and 81 poles.
A deed made February 8, 1857, by
Samuel NJ. Clemens to Robert G. Buch-
anan and wife, Henrietta J. Buchanan, in
consideration Of $3.50, OF about 1even
acres Of ground situated on the waters Of
Middle Wheeling creek.
A deed made April 90, 1887, by Charles
shlenfeld and vile, to Theodore W. Phin.
ney, IN consideration OF $500, Of the aouth
hall Of lot No. G5, situated on the west
side OF McColloch street, in Diviaion "F"
as designated on the plat Of Caldwell'a
additions. -.5-
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Hon. Il. Il. Fergusson Married.

The Socorro, New Mexico, Bullion OF a
recent date contains the following notice
OF the marriage OF former well.known
member OF the Ohio county bar, who went
Westseyeral years ago, and who haa pros
pered in everything:
On the 14th inst. the Hon. Il. B. Fer
gnsaon, Of Albuquerque, led to the alter
Miss Clara Hunlng, daughter Of one OF
New Mexico's most prominent merchants
and realty owners. The bride is a beauti-
full and cultured young lady, and Mr.. Fer
gueson one OF the distinguished attorneys
OF the Territory, who has succeeded in
making reputation in his profession.
We were aware more than a month ago
that the marriage would be contaminated,
but preferred to await the nuptials before
extending our congratulations. The GER
mony was performed by tho Rev. Citizens,
Episcopal minister, in the presence OF a
large concourse Of friends OF the happy
couple. We wish them happiness and
prosperity as they journey together
through life.
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In returning thanks to you for my miraculous
euro Of eczema or SAT- rheuui, deem 1t advisable
TO give you detailed account Of my case, and as
yertiscd remedies, you have my consent 10 publish
this testimonial, and all Inquiries, by letter or in
person, will chccrfnlly answer. do this that
people who 80 on year after year paying out large
ceive no cure. or even relief. or end In flling
premature grave, rs was nearly my case may DO
Remedies. -.l - re s.5I5'IlI.I III
AT the ago OF thrce months rash made It's an.
peaianec on my Lace. phy,ielan was called, hc
said teething was tho cause, he prescribed some
COOLING medicine, but the sores spread to my ears
aud head. Another NJ. D. was called. He pro.
iessed to know al! about the case, called it"King's
Eyll, " and prescribed gunpowder, birthstone and
lard mixed into salvc, but the disease continued
Ihsy could not DO anything with It Another pre-:
sctbed bora1 water and tour: another. linseed
poultices. None OF them did me any GOOD at all,
put made me worse. The disease continued una.
baled ltspread 10 my arms and legs I'LL was
ald up entirely, and from continual sitting on the
llnor OIL pillow my limbs contracted 30 that lost
all control Of them and was utterly helpless. Ny
mother would have 10 lift me out and int0 bed. !
could get around the house on my hsnds and feet,
put could not get my clothes on at ALL and had TO
matted down or fallen oil, aud my head, face and
ears were ono Scab, aud hadto have towel on
my mead al the time n summer TO keep tho files
OH My parents consulted prominent physician
before mentioned we're OF buttdts aud Hamilton,
Canadal, ne said he could do nothing for me- that
tho chances were that would grow out Of It. or
that 1t would strike inwardly and kill mo In time.
he wanted TO cut tho sinews Of my legs so that
could walk, but would not lot him, for il did
SET better 1would have no control OF them.
The disease continued In this manner until I was
serenseea years Old, and one day In January, 1873
IN ne Chicago Tribune, read an account OF your
mcdic!nts. They described my case so exactly
that thought as last resort, to give them trial
When first applied the Cuticura was all raw
ana bleeding from scratching myself. but when
something had not done for years. the effect was
80 Soothtuy -. : - ''I'' -s' VS.
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High School Neutrality-suspicious. Notss-Pc
annnl Clint L ----- !


High School Neutrality-suspicious. Notss-Pcr.
sonal Chat.
Mayor Keller received yesterday, check for SEC
itom the Mayor Of Springfield, y, :
The foundation for P. McDonaugh's new build.
Ing on Second street Is being laid.
Over $500 have been rcccired By George n.
Smith, Treasurer Of the Relief Committee, to date
The decorating shop employees hereafter, will
work on Friday evenings instead Of saturday
afternoons.
Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Blacktord and Mrs. Kerr, dele.
eates 70 ne West Aiexsnder Missionary convention
rsturled home yesterday,
D. Z. Ray, mailer ut tho Laughlin mill. leaves
this evening for Chicago, to take charge Of four
machines In the Hammond Steel Works, elphteen
miles from Chicago. - -
The n. E. Missionary Society elected William II.
Wood. delegate. and Miss Anna Carmichael and
Mis-, Hannah Bird, alternates, 10 the SieubeuyiIle
Missionary Convention.
The funeral OF MIS-. Elizabeth Leech takes place
this afternoon ut 2 o'clock. The funeral NJ Mrs
Eliza davidson at 2. NJ. tomorrow afternoon
from the n. L. Church. '''
yesterday or the relief fund: Vim. Thaw, Pits
bursh $50; German Bank, Wheeling, SIS, Bay Stnte
Shoe and Leather Co., $40: Ely Moore DmrnesvilIc
$40! 4. s., New York, S.; Mrs. Mary Franzhcim
Philadelphia, IS. ~ w.
Three pairs OF shoes donated by the Pittsburgh
Shoe Company for the benefit Of the cvcInna
sufferers, were rallied oil at Is cents a chanen Of
Charles swartz's shoe store last night. Charles
kuckuck, No. u; +. Beemcr. No 7; and Eds
Backford, No. TO- drew the different pairs Of shoes
Three pair brought sll ~.
It was Jus. one week ago yesterday, that tho terri
BILE storm passed over here, but II has been onite
lively week, as much damage has been renaired
and the rubbish pretty well cleared up. The rain
yesterday was hinoc1ance to many, but thinrs
will loon be in very good thape. The immediates
wants OF many huhcrcrs have been supplied and
money continues to come in. those On Inc sick
list arc all 5epored doing well and BY the time
out; Another week OF repair will leave few traces
Of the damage. -a.'lI :. - '' 'S
At meeting OF the shrcve Literary Society at
the High school yesterday, the following otlicc,s
were elected; frssdsnt Miss Alma uhe. ssl; Vice
hlston; Treasurer. Haywar Long; Cfitic, Ii. Rush
Wilson; The question for debate was: Rtsoirrd,
That the amusemenls for boys nre more hcafb..
full than the amusements for girls. Paul Nor.
rison md Miss Uhcl Miller spoke in the ailIrmatve
and Miss Jesse Swarn and Mis- Sarah Lewis In tho
negative. It was decided In favor OF the atlirma.
interesting. rs. : : -e-g''"'' -
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An interesting meeting Of the teachers
in the O and D divisions OF the public
schools was held yesterday at Madison
school. After the singing Of two songs by
the pupils Of the grammer room Of that
school, Principal Gwynn Of Webuter
school read q very entertaining paper on
Object Teaching. -
superintendent Anderson followed with
some pertinent remarks brought out by
the papOr of Prof. Gwynn. Mr.. Anderson
referred to the recent destroying storms in
this section and pointed out how teachers
could turn to good use in teaching their
pupils, the various words used in speaking
Of that storm and the storm itself. BY
close attention the teachers manifested
their interest in the remarks Of both in
structors.
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CALL on or address to NJ. Neuer, the
practical opticisu, SO Twelfth street, in re-
ference to your spectaclee.
RIVER NEWS.

stage OF the Water and Movements of tho
Donts.
Captain George Strecker, Of Harmar,
was in tho city yesterday. ..,,ei'
No such run Of coal has been known for
long lime as that sent out from Pitts.
burgh during this week.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down veg
terday morning enroute for Charleston;
she WAS loaded down deep. The Scotia
is due down at an early hour this morn
ing bound for Cincinnati.
The Ida Budd, a large towboat, came I'M
light about dusk last night aud went to
bank atthe foot Of Twelfth street, II ie
understood that she comes here to have
some repairs made to her machinery.
Hon. Americas Warden, OF Cincinnati,
Supervising Inspector Of this district, or.
rived in the city last evening and regis
tered at the Stamm House. He is on his
regular inspection trip among tho Gov
eminent steamboat officers In his dis
trict. -
The Louis A. Shirley arrived from Gin.
cinnah at $50 o'clock last night with
big trip on board. She will leave on her
return trip at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
This excellent packet is commanded by as
clever get OF officers aB can be found on
the Upper Ohio. The genial Charlie
Reeves is in the Office. 60
The river is again falling at this point,
Last evening the marks indicated depth
IN the channel Of IL feet 0 inches. The
reports from above were as follows: Pitts.
burgh, feet inchea and rising; Oil City,
! test 3 inches and stationary: Parker, s
feet and stationary; Brownsville, 7 feet 6
lnches and falling. At nearly all points it
was raining. 49,
Yesterdays Pittsburgh Commercial Ga.
:ette contained the following: The in
ducement offered by the Interstate law
to river interests between St. Louis and
Pittsburgh Is satisfactory enough to Com
modore William kountz to cause him to
inaugurate line Of boats between here
and st. Paul. The General Ruck.
er will be the fret boat out
on the new run. She had been in retire.
ment for several years at st. Louis, but Is !
now undergoing thorough oyerhauling
on the ways at Mound City. She will be |
loaded ont from Pittsburgh next week, and |
Il she proves successful, as expected,
Commodore Kountz will see that other
boats follow. The attempt at reyiying
fiyer traffic on this route will, ii auccess-
iul, mean great deal, and the result will
be watched with more than the usual de-
gree Of interest, IA tt',95. :. fll.sf'Fii
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ABOUT pEopLE.
Strangers In tho City. aud Wheeling Folks

L.. .,H- Abrnhu. a.H4I#|IY .t.f.
Mr.. w. ]. Flickenger, Of Pittsburgh, 10
regiatered at the st. James. n
Messrs. r. 0. Petty and Thomas Z.
Hall, OF Freeport, Ohio, have located per.
manantly in this city. - I.'
Nliss Blanche Pollock, daughter Of
Augustus Pollock, Eaq., leaves to-day for
Washington, D. G., to visit with friends.
Mrs. William Leighton and daughter,
Miss Mamie, and Mira. Flanders, will 10
to Chicago next week to remain son,e
time. fN'7
Mas Lizzlo Boyd, Wheeling's evange.
list, Is to address the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Of Parkersbury, To-.
morrow. In tho interests Of social purity.
Howard Hastings, a sixteen year old
son Of Mr.. William Hastings, has gone 10
Pomona, California, 10 live with Mr..
George Ripley, on his ranch near that
place. f
Frank Hupp has returned from Now
York, where for the past seven months he
has been engaged In the studies of bis
chosen profession at the College Of Physi-
cians md Surgeons.
Mr.. Harry P. Camden, OF Charleston,
one Of the best known young attorneys Of
tho State, arrived in the city yesterday
aud registered ut tho St. lanies. Mr..
Camden hes number OF sdmiring friends
here. & .ME ..at
Mr.. Tom d. Campbell, former popular
Wheeling boy, now Mailing from Cincn.
natl, Ia here In bis official capacity AS Dis
trict Passenger Agent for the "hlonon"
Route. lie was warmly welcomed By his
old admirers.
Mr.. David Ingram, who came here
from New York recently to attend the
death Of his grandmother, Mrs. Dunbar,
will leave in day or two to Join Lizzie
Evans' company. He has been the guest
Of his brother in North Wheeling.
Col. Ellsworth statler, Of this city, for.
merly clerk at tho Mcclure, and who for
come time past has been clerking at the
Hotel Buchtel, Akron, Is here on phort
yiait to bis mother and friends. He Ia
talking Of trying to secure the manage
ment OF Ross Mossgrove's new hotel at
SihuhenYilla II ----.--- n wv 81 -
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A hearse belonging to Morgan, a Bel
laire undertaken, was pretty badly smash.
cd up yesterday morning while coming
through Fulton on its return from one. Of
the cemeteries out the National road whore
1t had conveyed corpse. The horses at.
tached to 1t, frightened at something and
getting away from the control Of the
driver, ran away. The glass sides were
broken, the ornaments on the top injured,
and one Of the doors wrenched OF.
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ONE OR THE OTHER
Will Win tho Pennnnt-- Clnclnnnti Dow
.# Et Ioui4 .

VIII Win tho Pennnnt-Clnclnnnti Downs
b. Louis. H
ST.. LOUIS, April 22.-The Cincinnatis
and the Browns opened the American AS
ISOLATION season here to-day. Heavy
rains yesterday and this morning made
the grounds very wet, but the game pro-
ceeded. Mullane was batted for sixteen
hits, including two bases on balls, and
Csruthers touched for but ten. The tea-
lures Of the game were Jones' bat.
ting and Welch's and McPee's field.
ing. Tho visitors played an errorleps
game. St. Louis scored one in the
first on Gleason and O'Neil's two Dagger,
and one in the eighth on Gleason's and
O'Neil's hits and put out. Cincinnati
opened with two runs for the first inning,
and two errors, and Jones' home run
drive over the right field fence, two in the
fourth on hits by Jones, Reilly, CorkhiN,
and Carpenter, and one in the eighth on q
three Dagger by Jones and passed ball,
Just prior to the game the regular Asso-
citation championship pennant was pre-.
scented to the club by President Won dor
Abe and was unlurled to the breezs from
tho park flag staff. Score: 4f
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Mrs. Margaret Jane Patton died very
suddenly yesterday morning between s
and 8 o'clock at her home, No. IS York
street. She had been complaining OF feel.
ing unwell for three or four days past. at
the time Of her death she was seated in an
easy chair having her hair combed and
arranged by one Of hor daughters; sud
denly she gasped and sank down and in q
short time was dead. She was widow
81 yea1a old and leaves two grown daush-
terra. She was a very estimsble lady, and
much thought Of by her friends.
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a..t~ 81
Tho Circuit Court.

The only business transacted in the
Circuit Court yesterday was in Part II,
before Judge Jacob, where the cage Of ].
+. Clator vs.: Charles Otto. No. l, on an
appeal, was reset for the 2Ssh inst. Both
parts Of the Court will meet to-day, but il
is not likely that much will be done.
Judge Boyd is still too much indiaposed
to sit on the bench, but he will probably
be able TO appear. on Monday. y.
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a young mems meeting will be held at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building at 1870 o'clock tonight, and at
o'clock tomorrow. ''s-
The South sido branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association will hold a
mems Gospel meeting in the Wesley NJ.
E. church, at 7:45 o'clock Sunday after
noon, ag- -.
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KaltlmOro OQWucl.

New York, April 22.-The Brooklyn
club played in fine form to-day and beat
the Baltimore men who opened the season
so brilliantly. About $500 people saw tho
game, but they were not very enthusiastic
rs the play was generally slow. Score,
Brooklyn, 8; Baltimore, 5, =
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GRAND EXCURSION

To Pittsburgh Win the Baltimore s Ohio
Sunday, April Fl, 1887.
On the above date the st. Alphonsus
Society, accompanied by the Opera House
Band, vii! 90 to Pittsburgh via the Balti-
more u Ohio to attend the dedication OF
St. Joseph's church. Fare for the round
Tip 81 So: Train will leave Wheeling at
$3.50 A. N. a falsti 20 70 :
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BELLAIRE.
A Bold Robbery Com mitted-lIanufactur
Notes, Personals Etc.


A Bold Robbery Com Observation-Disclosures
Notes, Personals, Etc.
Stephen GressInger Is confined 10 his house by
Some new water mains arc being laid in Horns
addition. 49, - --'''s '
Miss sherman. the evangelist Is expected to STAY
here over Sunday, 1850. u So : - ~ -
4 Y child q Samuel Mayhem was buried yesterday
at Wegee cemetery. II -
Mrs Layyah Baeratas,. the Syrian lecturer, is tho
guest OF MS. y. +. kulz. :" - - '.' 49,
John Riley has been appointed station baggage.
master OF the Baltimore q Ohio railroad
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbridge have returned to their
home at Marietta after Il weeks visit here,
The Bellairc nall factory stopped last night: Ii ia
about The last factory 10 sop III this district, "
Mr.. Will He'll and Miss Mary Duuiee were op,o,,,
married at the South Bellaire NJ Z. parsonage We'd.
ncsday night. '''o wv
liey. X. +. Keller, Of tho First NJ. Z. church, will
preach sermon 10 the Odd Fellows to.mnr,nv
The Benwood lodge will also attend '''0'"'
Rev. N, 8. Hoey not being we'll enough vet 10 RI.
sume preaching, Rev. MIR. Bowers, OF ina Hoct
Hill church. viii preach at the First Fresbyter an
church tomorrow. r.t - = 'S."N -
At n meeting III the First II. 4. Church last NIGHT
steps wcre taken TO form branch OF tho Y " n
T. U. for Bellairc, 10 give the young ladies' chance
10 work Tor temperance. l-'lEI72,' '''' ~
iAe biialfc uhs company fuses the Wheeling
company's Natural gas and toe Wheeling com nan :
VII not ma. MAKE any other contracts for Supplying
business rooms, asth!s interfcrcs with the Hcs,ra
company's business. One company Is for lpht md
the other for heat. - 'eA' A"u
Tomorrow the A. M. Z. Church will Inv tho cor.
ner stone Of the new church on Thirtyseyenth
street. All day services will be held in ia Elvsan
isssor :. I, Jones Of wheellng Kew q. &. skin
churches, together with King Solomon Losvs eI ~
Wheeling WI assist The ceremonies At The cor u.
Grand Master. ~ - -. 0'4'''"'
The house Of John lIcathcrington In tho First
ward was robbed Of about all The thief wantHd
Thursday night. Mrs. Heathering,on ana min hcr
nice. Miss Flora, We're In bed upssls but we re
not awakened and can only guessat what time Tho
robbery occurred. pane OF glass was broran an "I
the window unlocked, The door was opened too too.
t ou1 apparently oy Only TO get out easily BY tic
no hId load TO carry lie took gold watch
cousue.aDiS !eweify silver knives, forks and
line shot gun and lot Of mems clothes. = N''
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AT THE THEATRES.
''shnmus o'Brlca"a mt tho Opera House
t.# 3. Coming Attractions, IN

Charles Erin Werner; an Irish comedian
Of ability, made his first appearance in
this city at the Opera House last night In
"shamus O'Brlon," In which he assumed
the title role. The play Is a dramatic rep.
resentation OF the poem which recltes one
OF the stirring ovents OF the revolution OF
'0S. 1tembraces the customary variations
from humor to pathos, which arc consid.
cred the essential Ingredients Of that por.
ton OF the drama devoted TO tho woes OF
Ireland. Mr.. Werner made d good i'm.
precision and his singing delighted tho
house, several epcores being domandel !:
no has a fine presence and an easy way
that make him popular. His company ID
only fair; Hiss Kate Walsh and Miss
Annie Adams do well. tho latter fitting tho
boubrotte character she has worry nicely,
The house was not largo one, The
weather having its elect upon the attend.
ance. Tho play will be repeated this al.
terhoon and evening. = =
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: Go and Help the Boys Along,

The South Side branch of the Young
Mems Chriatian Association will give a
literary aud musical entertainment at
Westwood's hall, this evening, to raise
lunda to furnish rooms for the Association.
The proSramme promises Q rare treat.
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are the lightest and finest gentlemen's
shoes made. We have them in O, D. and
+. widths, in narrow and wide toe, aleo
on Waukenphast last. And although
costing q trifle more than many Of the
cheap shoes in the Market are much
cheaper, wear considered. % =,
J.W. A4lck, i
las Main street,
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+ bridgeport Matters.

tcrday. r' iG VI = --'' 80 ~ ""u yes
ness yesterday. so n - WV W ous1'
,, Iohn Snapman returned yesterday from ri,tor5
vie, where he has been visiting lis la,Ier. VOC u
Standard sg Sesie,a Sto ss,sn roll at the
Mhses Allie aud Mabel Scott. Of At c,s,,a..r
Nae yh,s ome ro ne F sy Of Howell he.
Misses Eeva BaggS Clara Forhe, ond D..
LEWIS delegates 70 tho Presby Mss; tmSIa
hotTe yesterday h, $3.50 10y le'u'aed
me Arstanniyersary meeting OF the yorr, 49,.
he Fist NJ ssa9sb q VII be held IL
churches will enter In this seryice ~ y. An t9c
oas aR NJ s noad b. and Se
port WIN probably not b behind hat nc ets nldSc.
se o,ef sas o. the river n and r nn
ton. - ~ + - SSAthtlan AssociR-
panies at W HOLSTERS agency. ca an ss f Si@
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PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Tho Philadel-
phia club to-day won the deciding game
in the local championship series, defeat.
ing the Athletics with comparative ease.
Score: Athletic s, Philadelphias H..
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We have for sale several Type.writera,
including the Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars 4
EDWARD L. ROSE 4 Co.,
55 Twelfth street,
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For bargains in Gloves, go to g.
Tuos. HueHEs & Co.,
1911 Market street.

JonS J. BELL, Of Cleveland, and Eugene
Hlanke, championship race at the Big
Rink tonight. i
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WE have Just received full line Of
SPRING 0TERCOATlNGS, md ere In
daily receipt Of, the latest Novelties III
Spring Suitlngs.
Also, on hand a handsome line OF Neck
wear and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
G. HESS & SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street,
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Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. G., april 23.-For West
ern Pennsylvania threatening weather and
rain, winds shifting to southwest and
northwest, followed by colder weather on
Sunday morning.
For West Virginia, rain, followed by
colder fair weather, winds shifting to
northwesterly.